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• The audits found no evidence that the ringfencing violated any rules.
• The state-ordered audits found no evidence that ringfencing violated any rules.
• The ringfencing strategy protects the National Energy Group even if the debts of the utility bring down the parent company.
• Ringfencing also keeps customer information within the public utility business private from the for-profit efforts of the parent company's other business.
• One common form of ringfencing is when a regulated public utility business financially separates itself from a parent company that engages in non-regulated business.
• Goodenough is notable because of its focus on mainstreaming approaches to substance use, rather than " ringfencing " or dependence on specialist services.
• In the so-called ringfencing maneuver, it set up a new subsidiary, PG & E National Energy Group LLC, to house the businesses.
• The holding companies used a technique known as " ringfencing, " which makes it difficult for courts to seize the assets or profits of a business to pay the bills of affiliated companies.
• And, in case the parent company or its California utility are forced into bankruptcy, PG & E is using an arcane legal maneuver known as " ringfencing " to shield those assets.
• Hoping to inoculate their unregulated businesses from the utilities'financial misery, both Edison and PG & E separated the companies into distinct entities using a complicated technique known as " ringfencing ."
• The parent company made a move to insulate itself and National Energy from the utility's financial woes in December when it received federal regulatory approval to reshuffle its corporate structure in a maneuver known as " ringfencing ."
• A high-profile success story with utility ringfencing occurred during the Enron meltdown of 2001 2002; Enron acquired Oregon-based Portland General Electric in 1997, but the local power generator was ringfenced by the state of Oregon prior to the acquisition being completed.
• In the case of loans or bonds, ringfencing generally allows an investor to have both a link to a specific asset they possess ( such as wind farms owned by a utility ), while also enjoying the full credit support of a utility's balance sheet.